Does "Wire transmission distance: 55 inches" mean that the wire length is 55 inches? If not, how long is the wire?
42363
It means that you have 55 inches of wire from the main unit to the sending unit at the back wheel or crank. You only use about half of it.
42364
Yes. The wire is 55 inches. Measure from top of your handlebar stem, along your downtube, then along one of your seatstays about halfway. That's the minimum wire length you'll need depending on your frame size. I ride a 54 cm frame and 55 inches was way more than enough so I wrapped the excess length spirally around the downtube to use up the extra length.
42365
the wire is roughly that long. plenty long enough for proper installation on any standard shaped bicycle
1428012
I just got mine from FEDEx Ground and measured the wire. it's exactly 24 feet. Plus there is a separate piece of wire, 48 inches long, in case you need a pigtail to wire to your vehicle lighting.
817691
The unit comes with 3-4+ feet of wire. I would NOT extend it due to the fact that the connection may not be good and false readings may be given. just my 2 cents
2263476
Not sure what you are referring to in regards wire length, but it is very accurate.
318119
Hello, thank you for the question and interest. The Chain is 36 inches long and the wire is 60 inches long.
1588659
Without taking out a tape measure I would say these are about four and a half feet long. Not close enough for what you need. I would think Radio Shack would have the correct wire to splice the extra length that you need. Good luck.
1342452
The original cable is roughly 55" long but it is removable from both ends so it is replaceable by any other cable with the same ends
586415
The connection wires are about 6 or 7 inches long or so. I didn't measure but it's about that.
1303426
Guessing around 40 feet I didn't use the wire that came with it I used larger wire.
327553
150 feet, line of sight. Distance diminishes if you transmit thru a wall...
361201
From what I remember it's @30'. It's possible to extend it a short amount with high quality RG6 coax. You'll need TNC to F adapters & you must use the length of the supplied coax in order to maintain the 50 ohm impedance that the transceiver needs.
1707616
Mine measures 43", measuring the flexible wire, from strain-relief to strain-relief. Add another 1" or so if you want to include the strain-relief as part of the wire length.
730506
It is quite long and works for us. It probably is 50 ft. long, but I didn't actually stretch it out and measure it with a tape measure.
1957761
I assume you are asking about the distance of the cord between the base and the receiver. If so, it is unstretched 18" and stretched to nearly it longest: 50" . Of course, you know one can always buy a longer cord.
142978
From the plug to the switch is 55" From the switch to the light connector is 20"
930401
The actual wire is 11 feet 8 inches ( just measured it) NOT the 6 feet I earlier reported. Now a foot of that travels up the pipe inside the sensing pipe, a few inches for extra flex when changing battery so figure about 10+ feet maximum for separation and , of course, less if you prefer.
2155601
Trust the specs: "Cable is 51.1-Inch from USB to lights, then the lights are 55.1-Inch." Without having actually Measured it, those lengths must be pretty close: We trimmed several inches off of the LED strip (cutting points are marked on the strip) to make it fit Horizontally across the rear of our 60" plasma. That length is a lot closer to 50" than it is to 40.